Neural representations for distinct actions, which can then be combined into more complex behaviors, are unveiled in the macaque cortex.
By @laschenk
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Neuroscientist @SamWangPhD, whose research implicated the cerebellum in autism, now hopes to “fix bugs in democracy”—by running for Congress.
By @laschenk
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Aligning Research to Impact Autism (ARIA) aims to speed up the route from basic research to treatments for profound autism. Scientific director Matthew State shared more about the initiative’s goals and upcoming RFAs in a Q&A with @laschenk.
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The Brain Research International Data Governance & Exchange (BRIDGE) initiative has neuroscientists on four continents breaking down barriers to sharing brain data. Co-investigator Amadi Ihunwo speaks with @laschenk about BRIDGE’s work in Africa.
https://t.co/KuX9sGVWC9
The cell bodies of astrocytes, not their end-feet, make up the brain’s last line of defense, a new paper in Cell Reports confirms. The findings flip the standard picture of these “stalwart sentinels” of the brain.
By Lauren Schenkman
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